About Diana
Diana Dombrowski is CLEE’s Climate Research Fellow focusing on carbon removal. In this role, she conducts research on community ownership models for DAC hubs and governance policies for resilient climate infrastructure. She was the program manager for CalDAC, a feasibility assessment project awarded by the Office of Clean Energy Demonstrations to develop a community-lead DAC hub plan in the Central Valley. Her other work focuses on innovative mitigation banking programs.
Prior to joining CLEE, Diana worked as a fellow at Appalachian Voices. While a graduate student at the University of California, Berkeley, where Diana received her M.S. in Energy and Resources, she was also a researcher in the Electricity Markets and Policy Group at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. Diana received her B.A.s in Environmental Science and in History from the University of Florida.
M.S., University of California, Berkeley, Energy and Resources
B.A., University of Florida, Environmental Science
B.A., University of Florida, History